Product Data Sheet Adsorption Dryer DTS..V

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1 Version: Author: Tassilo Tappe Date: Field of application Adsorption dryers of the DTS..V series are designed for drying compressed air and nitrogen to pressure dew points of -25 C to -70 C (depending on the design) at operating pressures of 4 bar to 11 bar (up to 63 bar on request). Function Adsorption dryers consist of two pressure vessels, which are both filled with desiccant and are alternately operated via switch-over. The compressed air to be dried flows through a vessel where the moisture is thoroughly removed by the desiccant (adsorption). At the same time, the moisture stored in the desiccant in the second vessel is removed (regeneration). If the desiccant in the vessel in which adsorption takes place is saturated with moisture then the vessels are switched and the process begins again. One complete run of adsorption and regeneration in a vessel is called a cycle, and the time required is the cycle time. For DTS series dryers, the change interval between adsorption and regeneration is 6 hours at nominal conditions. The cycle time is therefore 12 hours. The regeneration takes place with ambient air, which is drawn in by a vacuum pump, warmed in an electric heater and fed through the desiccant (heating). The hot air removes the moisture from the desiccant and releases it to the environment at the outlet (heat regeneration). Cooling is carried out in a similar manner with the electric heater switched off - without the need for purge air (fast cooling). Further energy savings can be made through integration of the customer's alternative energy sources (e.g. steam or hot water) and/or thermal insulation. Seite 1 von 16

2 Features The dryers are operated with a 2-layer desiccant bed, consisting of 30% water resistant silica gel WS and 70% high-grade drying silica gel N. The desiccant has a high drying capacity for moisture and a long service life of several years. This ensures permanently low and stable pressure dew points. The flow paths are switched over via pneumatically controlled 4/2-way plug valves, which are mechanically connected to each other via a cardan shaft and therefore switch in synch. Model DTS 1280 and higher uses shut-off valves with end position control. The expansion (before starting regeneration) and the pressurisation (after the regeneration) are carried out via separately controlled pneumatic actuated seat angle valves. At the expansion outlet a silencer is used for effective reduction of the expansion noise. For this dryer size the filters are not included in the scope of supply of the dryer. But pre filters (fine filters) that prevent solid particles (< 0.01 µm) and liquid contaminants (< 0.01 mg/m³) from entering should be installed upstream of the dryers in order to increase the service life of the desiccant. An afterfilter (general purpose filter) should be installed downstream of the dryer in order to prevent possible desiccant dust (< 1 µm) from entering. The dryers comply with the requirements of the Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68/EU, and have the CE marking of this European directive. Page 2 of 16

3 Features of the controller C10 The function of the DTS series are controlled by means of a type "C10" processor control system with a 5,7 (640x480 Pixel) colour touch panel. The operation is shown on the display via flow diagram with all operating data. Via text indicator all operating messages, alarm messages, operating hour counter, service messages are shown in plain manner. If a pressure dew point sensor (option H) is connected, the current pressure dew point of the compressed air is also directly shown on the display and provided as a 4-20 ma signal. The pressure dew point measurement (option H) allows for dewpoint dependent operation of the dryer. Depending on the load of the dryer, the adsorption cycle may be extended, i.e. the switch-over frequency is adapted to the operating situation, and less frequently heating up the system saves energy costs. The control covers a multiplicity of monitoring criteria and safety chains. 25 different error messages and 15 different warnings can be evaluated. All operating data (temperatures, pressures, dewpoint) are recorded every minute, and saved in a circular buffer, which always has the last 2 months recording in memory. Via USB-Host the data can be downloaded at any time. Page 3 of 16

4 Technical Data of the controller C10 5,7 TFT colour display (Resolution VGA 640x480 ), 64 colours, LED backlight, dimmable via software Resistive touch screen (reacted to pressure and is thus operable with the finger and electronic pen) Power supply 19,2..30,0 VDC effective ( nominal 24VDC SEL V ) Protection class IP65 ( in installed condition ) Operating system WinCE 5.0 Core Processor 32 Bit RISC, 400MHz With real time clock Memory DDR RAM 64 MB + retain memory NVRAM 32kB + flash memory NAND Flash 128 MB Download-interface (Trend recording download) via USB-Host Upload-interface (Program-Upgrade) via SD Memory card Input signals of controller C10 PT01 Pressure vessel 1 (4-20mA) PT02 Pressure vessel 2 (4-20mA) TT01 Temperature Regeneration air inlet (PT100) TT02 Temperature Regeneration air outlet (PT100) MT01 Pressure dew point (optional, 4-20 ma) TSH01 Limiter thermostat heater GS03 Limit switches for position of regeneration air valve GS01 Limit switches for position of main valves (optional) Output signals and interfaces of controller C10 2 voltage free contacts (operating message and common alarm) 2 analog signals 4-20 ma (pressure dew point and operating pressure) Ethernet 10/100 USB Host for downloading the trend recording OPTIONAL : Profibus, Modbus, CANbus Page 4 of 16

5 Basic data Model Nominal volume flow (VN) *1.1 DTS 45 V 410 m³/h DTS 55 V 500 m³/h DTS 65 V 645 m³/h DTS 85 V 790 m³/h DTS 125 V DTS 155 V DTS 215 V DTS 250 V DTS 300 V DTS 380 V DTS 430 V DTS 500 V DTS 540 V DTS 650 V DTS 720 V DTS 860 V DTS 940 V DTS 1110 V DTS 1280 V DTS 1470 V m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h m³/h Min./Max. allowable operating pressure Min./Max. allowable operating temperature 4-11 bar * C C *1.3 *1.1 - referred to 1 bar(a) and 20 C at 7 bar operating pressure, inlet temperature 35 C and pressure dew point at outlet -40 C *1.2 higher operating pressures on request *1.3 the max. compressed air inlet temperature depends on the operating pressure even lower the operating pressure, the lower may be the allowed inlet temperature Purity classes according to ISO Contamination Solid particles --- Water content class 1-3 *2 Total oil content --- *2 depending on the design of pressure dew point Page 5 of 16

6 Volume flow conversion factors «F» - Compressed air inlet temperature in C and inlet pressure in bar (g) for pressure dew point -40 C C bar (g) 4 * *4 13 *4 14 *4 15 *4 16 *4 25,0 0,65 0,76 0,89 1,02 1,10 1,17 1,25 1,31 1,37 1,41 1,50 1,53 1,57 30,0 0,65 0,76 0,89 1,02 1,10 1,17 1,23 1,30 1,36 1,41 1,49 1,52 1,56 35,0 0,50 0,66 0,83 1,00 1,08 1,15 1,21 1,27 1,33 1,39 1,48 1,50 1,55 37,5 0,39 0,53 0,68 0,83 0,98 1,09 1,19 1,26 1,32 1,38 1,44 1,48 1,54 40, ,42 0,56 0,70 0,82 0,94 1,04 1,13 1,24 1,33 1,42 1,47 1,53 42, ,41 0,52 0,66 0,77 0,82 0,99 1,07 1,16 1,24 1,33 1,40 45, ,88 0,95 1,02 1,10 1,17 1,23 *3 for operating pressures lower than 4 bar(g) an external control air supply > 4 bar(g) needs to be provided *4 Dryers with operating pressure > 11 bar (g) on request Calculation of the converted volume flow Converted volume flow VK VK = VN x F Nominal required volume flow VN min VN min = VK / F VK : Converted volume flow calculated for the operating conditions VNmin: Nominal required volume flow calculated for the operating conditions, based on the volume flow at operating conditions Please contact the technical support team for a professional sizing of the dryer Maintenance rules All Models Maintenance interval and maintenance activities Once a week : - Check differential pressure of prefilter if installed - Check function of the condensate drains at prefilter if installed yearly : - Replace filter elements on prefilter and afterfilter if installed - Check expansion silencer, clean or replace, if required - Calibrate dew point sensor (option H) (interchange principle possible) Every 2 years: - Replace solenoid valves (pilot valves) Every 4 years: - Replace desiccant, sleeve cylinder and seals *7 *8 Every 5 /10 years - Pressure vessel inspection acc. to Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health of September 27th, 2002 (BGBI. I p. 3777) 15, - Inside check every 5 years - Strength test (hydrostatic) every 10 years, both carried out by an authorised inspection agency, see page 9 *5 The regular service life of the desiccant is 3-5 years, however, it is very much depending on the contamination level of the incoming compressed air and the operating temperature. In order to achieve the specified service life of the desiccant, it is vital to exchange the filter elements as described above. *6 The desiccant and the activated carbon must be disposed of according to the European waste code. A possible oil contamination must be taken into account. Page 6 of 16

7 Product specific data Specification Pressure dew points -25 C / -40 C / -70 C *7 *7 for pressure dew points of -70 C and installations where the vessels are exposed to air streams a heat insulation is recommended (Option) Materials Component Vessel and supports carbon steel (P265GH, ST37.0, St35.8) inside : 1/3 lower part of the vessels painted with Brantho Korrux outside: sand blasted SA2,5 (ISO8501) ; Coating 1-component primer on alkyd resin base ; dry thickness approx 40 µm (e.g. DuPont PercoTop 021, or similar product) 2-component acrylic resin paint ; dry thickness approx 40 µm (e.g. DuPont PercoTop 9600, or similar product) Desiccant support screen stainless steel Pipe work Main valves Reg.-Air-butterfly valve DN 40 : K S size > DN50 : KG9-2266S Angle seat valve for Expansion and Pressurisation Sealing materials Screws Desiccant filling carbon steel, galvanised Housing GGG40, ball / plug Design Temp. -40 up to +240 C Housing GG25, butterfly up to DN , DN , sealing MVQ (silicon) pneumatic actuator : housing Aluminium Hart-coat Design Temp. -30 up to +220 C Housing GG25, plug , shaft , sealing EPDM Design Temp. -40 up to +150 C HNBR, IFG , galvanised 100% Silicagel Page 7 of 16

8 Electrical data Model DTS 45 V Power supply Installed power *8 average power consumption *9 max. current draw Recommended cable size *10 Recommended fuse protection 5,5 kw 4,1 kwh/h 8,9 A 3x 4mm²+ 4mm² 3x 16 A DTS 55 V 5,5 kw 5,0 kwh/h 8,9 A 3x 4mm²+ 4mm² 3x 16 A DTS 65 V 9,7 kw 6,4 kwh/h 16,5 A 3x 6mm²+ 6mm² 3x 25 A DTS 85 V 9,7 kw 7,7 kwh/h 16,5 A 3x 6mm²+ 6mm² 3x 25 A DTS 125 V 13,4 kw 11,1 kwh/h 21,5 A 3x 10mm²+ 10mm² 3x 25 A DTS 155 V 18,2 kw 14,6 kwh/h 29,7 A 3x 10mm²+ 10mm² 3x 32 A DTS 215 V 22,2 kw 19,0 kwh/h 35,5 A 3x 16mm²+ 16mm² 3x 50 A DTS 250 V 36,7 kw 22,4 kwh/h 58,6 A 3x 35mm²+ 35mm² 3x 80 A 400 V / 50Hz DTS 300 V 36,7 kw 27,0 kwh/h 58,6 A 3x 35mm²+ 35mm² 3x 80 A DTS 380 V DTS 430 V other voltages & frequency 43,7 kw 48,7 kw 34,7 kwh/h 38,6 kwh/h 68,7 A 76,0 A 3x 35mm²+ 35mm² 3x 35mm²+ 35mm² 3x 80 A 3x 100 A on re- DTS 500 V 48,7 kw 45,1 kwh/h 76,0 A 3x 35mm²+ 35mm² 3x 100 A quest DTS 540 V 73,2 kw 49,4 kwh/h 117,7 A 3x 50mm²+ 50mm² 3x 150 A DTS 650 V 73,2 kw 60,1 kwh/h 117,7 A 3x 50mm²+ 50mm² 3x 150 A DTS 720 V 84,2 kw 66,1 kwh/h 133,7 A 3x 70mm²+ 70mm² 3x 150 A DTS 860 V 102,7 kw 77,1 kwh/h 152,7 A 3x 95mm²+ 95mm² 3x 200 A DTS 940 V 102,7 kw 84,2 kwh/h 152,7 A 3x 95mm²+ 95mm² 3x 200 A DTS 1110 V 125,2 kw 100,5 kwh/h 189,2 A 3x 95mm²+ 95mm² 3x 250 A DTS 1280 V 144,2 kw 116,7 kwh/h 216,6 A 3x 120mm²+ 120mm² 3x 250 A DTS 1470 V 165,2 kw 133,8 kwh/h 241,3 A 3x 120mm²+ 120mm² 3x 315 A *8 at power supply 400 V / 50Hz *9 at nominal volume flow referred to 1 bar(a) and 20 C at 7 bar operating pressure, inlet temperature 35 C and pressure dew point at outlet -40 C, 25 C ambient temperature 25 C, 100m above sea level (=1000mbar ambient pressure) and 50% rel. humidity, and dew point dependent cycle. *10 The recommended cable sizes are referred to 400V /50Hz, copper cable with approx. 100 m length, and PVC cable coating for max. 70 C, used at of 40 C, acc. EN Local regulations remain applicable if they are stricter than the values proposed. The voltage drop must not exceed 3 % of the nominal voltage. It may be necessary to use cables with larger size than those to comply with this requirement. Specifications Protection class Motors Pressure sensors IP54 The motors of the vacuum pumps are according to EN / DIN IEC34-1, Isolation class F Voltage tolerance ±10%, Frequency tolerance ±5% Two-wire-system, measuring range 0-16 bar, Output signal 4-20 ma Temperature sensors PT 100: measuring range C Pressure dew point sensor (Option) Two-wire-system, measuring range C, Output signal 4-20 ma Page 8 of 16

9 Connections, dimensions and weight Model Connection Air In-& Outlet Height Width Depth Weight DTS 45 V DN 40 PN mm 1190 mm 1000 mm 530 kg DTS 55 V DN 40 PN mm 1190 mm 1000 mm 560 kg DTS 65 V DN 50 PN mm 1310 mm 1085 mm 740 kg DTS 85 V DN 50 PN mm 1310 mm 1085 mm 790 kg DTS 125 V DN 80 PN mm 1460 mm 1150 mm 1150 kg DTS 155 V DN 80 PN mm 1510 mm 1230 mm 1350 kg DTS 215 V DN 80 PN mm 1600 mm 1460 mm 1650 kg DTS 250 V DN 100 PN mm 2020 mm 1475 mm 1800 kg DTS 300 V DN 100 PN mm 2050 mm 1505 mm 2400 kg DTS 380 V DN 100 PN mm 2160 mm 1590 mm 2850 kg DTS 430 V DN 150 PN mm 2370 mm 1560 mm 3900 kg DTS 500 V DN 150 PN mm 2475 mm 1745 mm 4050 kg DTS 540 V DN 150 PN mm 2520 mm 1870 mm 4250 kg DTS 650 V DN 150 PN mm 2520 mm 1920 mm 5000 kg DTS 720 V DN 150 PN mm 2640 mm 1985 mm 5650 kg DTS 860 V DN 200 PN mm 4400 mm 1995 mm 6400 kg DTS 940 V DN 200 PN mm 4500 mm 1995 mm 7500 kg DTS 1110 V DN 200 PN mm 4750 mm 1995 mm 8750 kg DTS 1280 V DN 200 PN mm 4950 mm 2030 mm kg DTS 1470 V DN 200 PN mm 5150 mm 2055 mm kg Page 9 of 16

10 GJ DTS 45 V - DTS 1110 V GO GJ DTS 1280 V DTS 1470 V Page 10 of 16

11 Classification according to Pressure Equipment Directive 2014/68/EU for group 2 fluids Model Volume Category Marking DTS 45 V 125 Litres DTS 55 V 125 Litres DTS 65 V 202 Litres DTS 85 V 202 Litres DTS 125 V 305 Litres DTS 155 V 376 Litres DTS 215 V 530 Litres DTS 250 V 627 Litres DTS 300 V 760 Litres DTS 380 V 980 Litres DTS 430 V 1115 Litres DTS 500 V 1300 Litres DTS 540 V 1420 Litres DTS 650 V 1770 Litres DTS 720 V 1965 Litres DTS 860 V 2400 Litres DTS 940 V 2650 Litres DTS 1110 V 3085 Litres DTS 1280 V 3650 Litres DTS 1470 V 4250 Litres III IV CE 0525 Other Directives Model All Models Execution of control with EEC conformity, related to : Low voltage switchgear acc. EN (VDE0660 Teil500) Safety of machinery / Electrical equipment of machines acc. DIN EN (VDE0113-1: ) and DIN EN /A1 (VDE0113-1/A1: ) Electrical equipment for use within certain voltage limits acc. 2006/95/EG EMC standard acc. 2014/30/EU Page 11 of 16

12 Flow diagram (PID) DTS V A ST SB V RV H X SG GS TT TSH PI PT MT GJ GO RJ RO Dryer vessel Desiccant support screen Dust sleeve cylinder Valve Non return valve Heater Silencer Suction grid Limit switch Temperature-Transmitter Temperature-Limiter Pressure gauge Pressure transmitter Dew point transmitter Gas Inlet Gas Outlet Regeneration gas Inlet Regeneration gas Outlet Page 12 of 16

13 Flow diagram (PID) DTS V A ST SB V RV H X SG GS TT TSH PI PT MT GJ GO RJ RO Dryer vessel Desiccant support screen Dust sleeve cylinder Valve Non return valve Heater Silencer Suction grid Limit switch Temperature-Transmitter Temperature-Limiter Pressure gauge Pressure transmitter Dew point transmitter Gas Inlet Gas Outlet Regeneration gas Inlet Regeneration gas Outlet Page 13 of 16

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16 Accessories The DA-CM1-230 switch-over control system enables the control of two redundant compressed air dryers in a compressed air system. The two dryers can be operated alternately while switching-over automatically. All dryers, provided with a «remote start/stop contact» or a «compressor synchronisation contact», can be directly connected to the switch-over control system without the need for any further modifications. The DA-CM1-230 also controls all required shut-off valves (no scope of supply) to open or close the compressed air line to a dryer (e.g. solenoid valves or valves with actuating drive for 230V AC supply voltage). Furthermore, additional input signals can be hooked up to the common alarm message of each dryer. Beside the power supply the DA-CM1-230 provides alarm inputs for condensate drains, differential pressure gauges, etc. for each dryer. The GSM Module DA-ETR-107 is an easy to install extension for all dryers with alarm contact. In case of an alarm a SMS message is send to up to 6 different recipients or, if supported by the provider, an message. Within the message, the dryer type and serial number is transferred, if required. The programming can be done with a usual mobile phone, protected by the PIN code of the SIM card (no scope of supply) applied to the GSM module. The DA-ETR-107 is operated with 5-32V DC supply voltage. An internal battery ensures operation of up to 120 hours in case of loss of the supply voltage. The GSM module has an integrated antenna while an external antenna can be connected in the case of low signal levels. The Start-up device (minimum pressure valve) DA-VPM- protects the dryer from overload due to high flow velocities during pressure build-up of the compressed air system. For connection size G ½ to G 2½ spring loaded angle valves are offered (DA-VPM- B../16), providing an opening pressure of 3-5 bar (standard 3.5 bar). For connection size DN80 to DN250 butterfly valves with pneumatic actuator are offered (DA-VPM-F /11), directly operated by the working pressure while opening at 3 bar (full cross-section at 4 bar). Special versions with adjustable opening pressure or working pressures of up to 450 bar are available on request. Differential pressure gauges FAD01C with potential free alarm contact allow to hook up the differential pressure control of the pre- and after-filter to the common alarm message of each dryer. In order to avoid a false error report due to start-up conditions or short-time peaks, an alarm delay can be set in the dryer control unit. The alarm message then will just be generated, if a too high differential pressure was indicated during the entire delay time interval.... and many more. Please contact us. Page 16 of 16